Dr. David Roberts Practical Home Veterinarian
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81, page 152. ' WIND GALLS.
Wind Galls are sometimes called Wind Puffs, either term being correct. They are enlargements of the synovial bursa, and usually appear on the fetlock joint of the front or hind limbs, but more often on the hind limbs.
SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OF HORSE DISEASES. 115 TREATMENT.
Clip ofiE the hair over the wind gall, wash the parts thoroughly with warm water and soap, and in a couple of hours apply Absorbent. Do this daily until- the trouble disappears. Do not repeat the ...washing.
The animal will improve more rapidly if kept from doing hard work, and kept off the pavement.
See Prescription No. 169, f^ge 152.
WIRE CUTS.
Wire Cuts are usually caused by wire containing barbs or sharp prongs. These barbs or prongs are usually in a rusty ' condition, and for this reason a wire cut is con- siderably more dangerous and harder to handle than most any other wound; but wire cuts may also be produced by smooth or woven wire, but the animal, in such cases, must come in contact with such wires with considerable force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
81, page 152. ' WIND GALLS.
Wind Galls are sometimes called Wind Puffs, either term being correct. They are enlargements of the synovial bursa, and usually appear on the fetlock joint of the front or hind limbs, but more often on the hind limbs.
SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OF HORSE DISEASES. 115 TREATMENT.
Clip ofiE the hair over the wind gall, wash the parts thoroughly with warm water and soap, and in a couple of hours apply Absorbent. Do this daily until- the trouble disappears. Do not repeat the ...washing.
The animal will improve more rapidly if kept from doing hard work, and kept off the pavement.
See Prescription No. 169, f^ge 152.
WIRE CUTS.
Wire Cuts are usually caused by wire containing barbs or sharp prongs. These barbs or prongs are usually in a rusty ' condition, and for this reason a wire cut is con- siderably more dangerous and harder to handle than most any other wound; but wire cuts may also be produced by smooth or woven wire, but the animal, in such cases, must come in contact with such wires with considerable force.
What to read after Dr. David Roberts Practical Home Veterinarian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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